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Increasing Cellular Network Energy Efficiency for Railway Corridors

Andreas Peter Burg, Adrian Schumacher, Ruben Merz

Modern trains act as Faraday cages making it challenging to provide high cellular data capacities to passengers. A solution is the deployment of linear cells along railway tracks, forming a cellular corridor. To provide a sufficiently high data capacity, m ...

IEEE2022

Improving Railway Track Coverage with mmWave Bridges: A Measurement Campaign

Andreas Peter Burg, Adrian Schumacher, Ruben Merz

Bringing cellular capacity into modern trains is challenging because they act as Faraday cages. Building a radio frequency (RF) corridor along the railway tracks ensures a high signal-to-noise ratio and limits handovers. However, building such RF corridors ...

ASSOC COMPUTING MACHINERY2021

On the representation of thin wires inside lossy dielectric materials for FDTD‐based LEMP simulations

Marcos Rubinstein, Akiyoshi Tatematsu

The finite-difference time-domain method is one of the most widely used numerical electromagnetic computation techniques, and it has become an effective tool for analyzing electromagnetic transient phenomena in three-dimensional structures and grounding sy ...

2019

On the Transmission-Line Approach for the Evaluation of LEMP Coupling to Multiconductor Lines

Carlo Alberto Nucci

This paper provides some clarification on the subject of the response of multiconductor lines to lightning-originated electromagnetic fields. Specifically, the effect of the presence of more conductors on the line response is analyzed with and without taki ...

Ieee-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc2015

Time-Domain Analysis of Building Shielding Against Lightning Electromagnetic Fields

Akiyoshi Tatematsu

The shielding performance of different buildings in presence of indirect lightning return strokes are investigated directly in the time domain. To this end, a sensitivity analysis is conducted by varying the channel geometrical characteristics and consider ...

Ieee-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc2015

Lightning Electromagnetic Fields and Their Induced Currents on Buried Cables. Part I: The Effect of an Ocean-Land Mixed Propagation Path

Keyhan Sheshyekani

We use a full-wave finite-element-based solution of Maxwell's equations for the evaluation of lightning electromagnetic fields inside a vertically stratified, two-layer ground (ocean-land mixed propagation path) and their induced currents on the shield of ...

Ieee-Inst Electrical Electronics Engineers Inc2014

Efficient Analysis of Shielding Effectiveness of Metallic Rectangular Enclosures Using Unconditionally Stable Time-Domain Integral Equations

Juan Ramon Mosig, Hamidreza Karami, Michael Mattes

This paper proposes an efficient modeling technique for transient electromagnetic analysis of a rectangular metallic enclosure with multiple apertures, using the surface equivalent principle (SEP) and integral equations. The SEP is used to replace the aper ...

2014

Use of the full-wave Finite Element Method for the numerical electromagnetic analysis of LEMP and its coupling to overhead lines

Mario Paolone, Carlo Alberto Nucci

The computation of lightning-originated surges on overhead power lines due to nearby lightning return strokes requires accurate models for the calculation of both the incident lightning electromagnetic pulse (LEMP) and the coupling of this field to the lin ...

Elsevier2013

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Increasing Cellular Network Energy Efficiency for Railway Corridors

Improving Railway Track Coverage with mmWave Bridges: A Measurement Campaign

Nanocellulose-MXene Biomimetic Aerogels with Orientation-Tunable Electromagnetic Interference Shielding Performance

On the representation of thin wires inside lossy dielectric materials for FDTD‐based LEMP simulations

On the Transmission-Line Approach for the Evaluation of LEMP Coupling to Multiconductor Lines

Time-Domain Analysis of Building Shielding Against Lightning Electromagnetic Fields

Lightning Electromagnetic Fields and Their Induced Currents on Buried Cables. Part I: The Effect of an Ocean-Land Mixed Propagation Path

Efficient Analysis of Shielding Effectiveness of Metallic Rectangular Enclosures Using Unconditionally Stable Time-Domain Integral Equations

Remotely-Powered Batteryless Implantable Local Temperature Monitoring System for Freely Moving Mice

Use of the full-wave Finite Element Method for the numerical electromagnetic analysis of LEMP and its coupling to overhead lines

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Improving Railway Track Coverage with mmWave Bridges: A Measurement Campaign

Nanocellulose-MXene Biomimetic Aerogels with Orientation-Tunable Electromagnetic Interference Shielding Performance

Time-Domain Analysis of Building Shielding Against Lightning Electromagnetic Fields

On the Transmission-Line Approach for the Evaluation of LEMP Coupling to Multiconductor Lines

Increasing Cellular Network Energy Efficiency for Railway Corridors

Lightning Electromagnetic Fields and Their Induced Currents on Buried Cables. Part I: The Effect of an Ocean-Land Mixed Propagation Path

Efficient Analysis of Shielding Effectiveness of Metallic Rectangular Enclosures Using Unconditionally Stable Time-Domain Integral Equations

Remotely-Powered Batteryless Implantable Local Temperature Monitoring System for Freely Moving Mice

On the representation of thin wires inside lossy dielectric materials for FDTD‐based LEMP simulations

Use of the full-wave Finite Element Method for the numerical electromagnetic analysis of LEMP and its coupling to overhead lines